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“Don’t Be Afraid of the Bullets: An Accidental War Correspondent in Yemen” – A Conversation with Laura Kasinof

Laura Kasinof is a freelance journalist who reported from Yemen from 2009 to 2012. As the Arab Spring spread to…

February 25, 2015 Mary CaseyArab Uprisings, YemenNo Comment on “Don’t Be Afraid of the Bullets: An Accidental War Correspondent in Yemen” – A Conversation with Laura Kasinof
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The Arab Uprisings Explained

Authors from The Arab Uprisings Explained: New Contentious Politics in the Middle East assess their contributions critically, discussing what they…

February 24, 2015February 24, 2015 Mary CaseyArab UprisingsNo Comment on The Arab Uprisings Explained
Arab Thermidor Memos

A historical sociology approach to authoritarian resilience in post-Arab Uprising MENA

By Raymond Hinnebusch, University of St Andrews  * This memo was prepared for “The Arab Thermidor: The Resurgence of the…

December 19, 2014December 19, 2014 Cortni KerrArab Thermidor, Arab Uprisings, AuthoritarianismNo Comment on A historical sociology approach to authoritarian resilience in post-Arab Uprising MENA
Arab Thermidor Memos

The role of militaries in the Arab Thermidor

By Robert Springborg, Sciences Po * This memo was prepared for “The Arab Thermidor: The Resurgence of the Security State” workshop…

December 12, 2014December 12, 2014 Mary CaseyArab Thermidor, Arab Uprisings, military, Monarchy, RepublicNo Comment on The role of militaries in the Arab Thermidor
Arab Thermidor Memos

Fiscal politics of enduring authoritarianism

By Pete W. Moore, Case Western Reserve University * This memo was prepared for “The Arab Thermidor: The Resurgence of…

December 11, 2014December 11, 2014 Cortni KerrArab Thermidor, Arab Uprisings, Egypt, Jordan, Political EconomyNo Comment on Fiscal politics of enduring authoritarianism
Arab Thermidor Memos

Explaining democratic divergence: Why Tunisia has succeeded and Egypt has failed

By Eva Bellin, Brandeis University * This memo was prepared for “The Arab Thermidor: The Resurgence of the Security State” workshop held…

December 10, 2014December 10, 2014 Cortni KerrArab Thermidor, Arab Uprisings, Egypt, TunisiaNo Comment on Explaining democratic divergence: Why Tunisia has succeeded and Egypt has failed
Arab Thermidor Memos

Is Libya a proxy war?

By Frederic Wehrey, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace * This memo was prepared for “The Arab Thermidor: The Resurgence of…

December 10, 2014January 15, 2015 Cortni KerrArab Thermidor, Arab Uprisings, LibyaNo Comment on Is Libya a proxy war?
Arab Thermidor Memos

Militaries, civilians and the crisis of the Arab state

By Yezid Sayigh, Carnegie Middle East Center * This memo was prepared for “The Arab Thermidor: The Resurgence of the Security State” workshop…

December 8, 2014December 9, 2014 Cortni KerrArab Thermidor, Arab Uprisings, military, TransitionsNo Comment on Militaries, civilians and the crisis of the Arab state
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POMEPS Studies 10: Reflections on the Arab Uprisings

Reflections on the Arab Uprisings POMEPS Studies 10 — November 17, 2014 ‘Tis the season to reflect upon the course…

November 17, 2014August 27, 2020 Cortni KerrArab Uprisings, SpotlightNo Comment on POMEPS Studies 10: Reflections on the Arab Uprisings
Arab Uprisings Memos

Comparing explanations of the Arab uprisings  

By David Siddhartha Patel, Brandeis University * This memo was prepared for “The Arab Uprisings Explained” workshop, October 2-3, 2014. …

November 11, 2014November 11, 2014 Cortni KerrArab Uprisings, Media, TunisiaNo Comment on Comparing explanations of the Arab uprisings  

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We are now accepting applications for the POMEPS Virtual Research Workshop Fall 2021 Series! The deadline to apply is Tuesday, June 1st. More information available here:
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Yesterday, we released S. 10, Ep. 15 of the POMEPS Podcast! John Waterbury talked about his latest book, Missions Impossible: Higher Education and Policymaking in the Arab World, w/ @abuaardvark! Also: conversations w/ Irene Weipert-Fenner & Mariam Salehi!
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This week on the POMEPS Podcast: John Waterbury talks about his book, Missions Impossible: Higher Education and Policymaking in the Arab World, w/ @abuaardvark! Also: conversations w/ Irene Weipert-Fenner & Mariam Salehi on their latest articles!
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POMEPS Podcast Ep. 14: Stephanie Dornschneider (Univ. College Dublin) talks about her book, Positive Emotions & Protest Behavior During the Arab Spring w/ @abuaardvark! Also: conversations w/ Matthew Lacouture, Maria Josua, & Mirjam Edel on their articles!
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